Cittie of York clock ( km)
Clock above the Cittie of York, 22 Holborn. Square clock with three faces(?)
Gray's Inn Field
Haunt of lawers at lunch in summer - good for picnic spot. Panorama on Panoramic Earthtour of London.
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Massive Clerkenwell Road clock ( km)
Fantastic clock looking along Clerkenwell Road. Visible from near St John\'s Square, a long way east. Big metal hands and marks for hours, on a huge frame high up against the brick wall of the building. Stuck at ten to two, rusting away.
A France Funeral Directions clock ( km)
Very handsome black clock above the funeral directors on Lamb\'s Conduit Street
Lincoln's Inn Fields ( km)
Haunt of lawers at lunch in summer - good for picnic spot. Panorama on <a href="http://www.panoramicearth.com">Panoramic Earth</a>tour of <a href="http://www.panoramicearth.com/index.php?europe/england/london">London</a>.
Hatton Garden ( km)
Na Zdrowie ( km)
LSE - Lionel Robbins Building (Library) ( km)
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Lionel Robbins Building (Library)
Metropolitan Bookshop ( km)
apartahotel ( km)
Royal Courts of Justice clock ( km)
Large clock, high up on the easternmost tower of the Law Courts
Ornate clock, 34 Farringdon Lane ( km)
1875, building originally for a clock and watch-makers. Overlooks the track going in to Farringdon station.
Ivy House ( km)
Royal Courts of Justice ( km)
No, really. Contains High Courts, built in 1870s. Panorama on <a href="http://www.panoramicearth.com">Panoramic Earth</a>tour of <a href="http://www.panoramicearth.com/index.php?europe/england/london">London</a>.
187 Fleet Street clock ( km)
Two sided clock, illuminated. On the first floor.
Tohum ( km)
Moro ( km)
St Dunstan in the West tower clock ( km)
Clock on all four faces of the tower of St Dunstan in the West
Gog and Magog clock and bells ( km)
Amazing clock with statues of unknown giants, probably Gog and Magog, who strike the quarter hour from the side of St Dunstan in the West. Dating from 1671, this was the first clock in London to have a minute hand.